Swiss Air Plane Crash Pt 5

350 G's means, that your body, for example a body with 100 Kg., weights under that condition roundabout 35 Tons. Nobody could stand nor manage that force to survive, obviously.

After seeing all the footage on Swissair 111 I cannot help but ask why anything flammable in technical areas is used on aircraft. McDonnell Douglas is ultimately the perpetrator and cannot (Just as much as any other aircraft manufacturer)hide behind the fact that authorities have not installed laws strictly forbidding this. How would anyone in the aircraft industry react if their father, mother or children have to die as a result of this negligent attitude?

Lol I hate how they blame Swiss Air for the incident when they didn't design the aircraft, so I think that McDonald Douglass is more accountable.

tremendous!

shaw is one weird bloke, dont u think? he would be great as the mad scientist who slaughters his students at his lab his is the last face they see before a ruddy great meat clever hits them in the head

ask the ghosts of swiss air flight 111...see what they think...

Yes, the ratio of successful flights to crashes is extremely impressive.

The people in Cape Breton, Halifax, and Nfld Canada are the nicest people anywhere. If you come to visit you would want to stay too. But there is much unemployment unfortunatly. 911 showed us these wonderful people when Gander became the landing spot for all those planes.

If you heard about all the motor vehicle accidents and saw patients in a rehab hospital trying to learn how to walk, then you would not get in a car on a highway ever again.

omg!! soo sad

if you copy and past this:
Przymusowe lądowanie samolotu linii lotniczych SAS
in youtube search, you'll see it all....

she siad : what? I said we are making an emergency landing...and she said: you're not aloud to call no the plane, then we touched the gound and the people began to scream, I heard my sister saying: oh my god...are you there...are you there...it was so F**king scary, still have the ticket tho; for ones who don't belive....

....F**k I was on emergency landing on the plane os SAS in Vilnius/Lithuania, seat A12, still have the ticket....I called my sister, was the first number on my phone, said, I probably will die in a minute or so...

hmmmm..."flamable materials do not belong on commercial airlines". Yeah, like they're going to remove them...right! Not getting me on a plane!

millions of planes, millions of parts, and you're saying just ONE faulty part can bring down a plane?? And we're supposed to believe flying is safe?

I think those pilots played it to cool. They called out Pan Pan Pan, but they flew past boston then flew around it. Smoke in the cockpit but he chose to go to a airport thats far away. Sad ironys :1 "Shaws Landing" is the name of the resturant over looking the sea where Mr shaw's daughter died. 2. The only airline that removed all flammerble Material from its fleet (swiss air) is grounded shortly after 9/11.

ohh yea. your arms and legs could totally like rip off.

ohh yea. your arms and legs could totally like rip off.

I'm interested in knowing the physical damage to a human body under 350Gs, is that the gravitational pressure exerted onto the plane right when the plane hits the water? under that pressure would the human body parts get ripped out?

agree.. and one faulty mechanical repair could bring the bird down, just like the JAL 123 accident

Let me guess....American Crappy Technology causes a huge amount of deads...???

I must not be too wrong...

Why SiverCountdown would they bother? Aeroplane crashes of passenger jets are very very rare.
If they were more common they would allow passengers to carry parachutes, but because terrorism is more of a threat (and thats still rare) they dont allow parachutes.

Would it be worth creating such a complicated and expensive safety mechanism for something which is so unlikely to be needed?

it was 350 times. he said 350Gs. Maximum amount of Gs a human can survive is 100Gs for a few mircoseconds. time is a big factor, you can die with as little as 9Gs if sustained for a long period of time.

LOL i didn't realize the video kept going! I just scrolled down to read comments and didn't realize that until you said this.